About Trade Unafraid

I have to confess that I’ve always had a love/hate relationship with trading. And I’m one of those people who has continually searched for the Holy Grail. I was never satisfied with my ability to predict the future. It took me a very painful long time to accept that trading means being wrong a huge percentage of the time. Like 40% to 50% of the time.

I think that sucks.

I don’t like being wrong. And I don’t like losing money.

Some people have the disposition (maturity?) to accept those odds and continue to trade, taking their lumps and coming back for more. Trusting in the law of large numbers is not easy. Or fun.

I tend to be a road-less-traveled kind of a guy. I think a little bit differently. I question assumptions. I look for loopholes or workarounds.

For the past 5+ years, I’ve been applying that kind of thinking to the world of trading. And I’ve come up with some extremely effective ways to play the game a little bit differently from what you’ve seen elsewhere.

I accepted the fact that I have no idea which way the market is going to go, so trying to predict the future is not where I focus my attention. I am more interested in taking out profits without having to be right. I’m not talking about iron condors or anything as mundane as that. Not that I have anything against iron condors. All I’m saying is that there’s no name for the stuff I’m doing. It’s truly different from what you’ve already seen.

So if you share my nagging dissatisfaction with the “state of the art” of trading, the necessity of predicting the future, the high frequency of losing trades, and the emotional toll it takes on you, you owe it to yourself to at least hear what I have to say by providing your email address below. I think you’ll find it refreshingly different from what you’ve seen before.

Trade Unafraid is the creation of Lee Grey.

Lee is a summa cum laude graduate of Georgia Tech, a software engineer, and the author of Option Insight (proof that Lee is not a web designer). When not trading, Lee is probably coding automated trading systems (trading robots) or working on new ways to beat the system.